Effective July 1, 2023, the Department shall reimburse for community violence prevention services as described in §B of this regulation when these services: Are medically necessary; and Rendered to a participant who: Has been exposed to community violence or has a personal history of injury resulting from community violence; Is at an elevated risk of violent injury or retaliation resulting from another act of community violence, as determined by a certified or licensed health care provider or social services provider; and Has been referred by a certified or licensed health care provider to a certified violence prevention professional to receive community violence prevention services. Community violence prevention services shall include one or more of the following interventions: Mentorship; Conflict mediation; Crisis intervention; Referrals to certified or licensed health care professionals or social services providers; Patient education; and Screening services. The Program shall cover a maximum of 100 30-minute units of services in a rolling 12-month period.